The Law of Entropy in Relation to the Concepts of Space-Time, History, and Life (A Marxist Perspective)

The law of entropy is a highly valued law in physics, which lays down the basic principle of the direction of energy change in nature. According to the law of entropy, the concept of space-time is held by a special law of nature, and the change of energy in space-time is not completely free and arbitrary; it is a special and potential law of the universe, which recognizes the material properties of the universe, as well as the regularity of the transformation of energy between different substances, and embodies the viewpoint of Marx's philosophy on the universal connection of matter. In terms of its role for the view of history, it is also indirectly deduced from the laws of nature, that historical development is subject to special laws and contradictory laws of change, which is embodied in philosophy as a dialectical unity of development, and the overall development is not subject to the development itself to change the unity, which embodies the spirit of harmony. From this definition of physics, it can also be derived to the concept of life, which believes that life needs a kind of development based on natural beginnings, that is to say, obedience to the laws of nature, and not to act against the universal laws of the material world, people should pursue harmony and unity, and a correct understanding of the significance of the contradictory development of the life, as a whole, to fully affirmed the use of the principles of materiality, the concept of development, the universal connection, and the dialectical development.

Specifically, I do not agree with this scientific derivation, in fact, the focus of science is to explore the material world, to explore the empirical field, and the exploration of philosophy itself is not confined to the scientific material categories and material laws, in the exploration of philosophy, if you limit the field of vision only to the object of scientific research, you directly limit the philosophical research and thinking itself, which is not conducive to the development of philosophy It is an attempt to replace traditional philosophy with science.